A central part of my work is addressing the gaps that exist in our current paradigm of wellness.

First, the relationship between modern medicine and traditional or holistic healing practices is often treated as separate, yet each carries wisdom that can be integrated into a comprehensive treatment plan. Recognizing the adjunct capacity for whole-self improvement is essential to meaningful progress.

Second, I encounter many people who have lost faith in the healthcare system altogether, often at great cost to their well-being. Here my work is twofold. On the individual level, I provide guidance for navigating the healthcare system — helping clients prepare for challenging appointments, advocate for themselves, and create thoughtful care plans. On the professional level, I engage in difficult but necessary conversations with healthcare providers, focusing on how we as clinicians can restore trust and embrace a trauma-informed, whole-person perspective.

By bringing these perspectives together, we open the door to a more inclusive, integrative model of care. My role is that of facilitator, creating bridges between individuals and healing systems, fostering dialogue, and holding space for both science and spirit. In this model, clients are empowered to step into their inherent worth, supported in their healing, and encouraged to achieve whole-person wellness.